Mahomet Kassin Indian entertainer visits Australia
Mahomet Kassin, a descendant of the Alli Kassin family of Madras, tours with Sidsey Clarke and Abel and Claire's American singers. He served with the Australian Imperial Forces in the Great War and later produced the Australian Headquarters Concert Party in England. He speaks fluent English and recounts travels across Africa England Wales India and the Philippines. The interview touches on Chinese atrocities, piracy, and the international response, including the Simon Commission context in India and potential reforms.
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Mahomet Kansini
Sidsey Clarke
King's
Alli Kassin
Madras
India
Australia
Abel and
Claire
Mahomet
Hwinnerr
Aioe
Diggers
Jirst
England
Fuslionews
Africa
Wales
Fexnrr
Heteimmy Ink
West Africa
Reyptestan
Phillipine Tolaoda
Chipa
Mahomet Kassin
Tondo
Cantom
Sherrense
Knasim
Lillive
Hurst
Ameri
Sydney
Campalsa
Roopa
Phillipine Ipland
Me Clarke Career Shift From Engineer to Stage Star
In early years W Clarke trained as an engineer before pursuing music on stage. He toured Awe Hral under Plullere Theatres and was known as Sascha in the musical comedy Hally Bir Clarke. After a three year engagement he toured New Zealand several times and last year joined Makwinot Kiesimani to tour the Grint.
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5. W. Clarke
Awe
Plullere Theatres
Sascha
Hally
Bir Clarke
Mr Clarke
Aid Hae
New Zealand
Makwinot Kiesimani
Oil the Grint
Runaway Wife serial by Elizabeth York Miller opens
A new serialized tale titled The Runaway Wife by Elizabeth York Miller debuts. The author, known for The Road That Led Howe and other works, introduces a period romance with intrigue and domestic upheaval, promising serialized chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth York Miller
Howe
Heeret
Ott
Betrothed in England Aboard: Derek and Nilda
Derek Humphreys returns with Nilda Murray to his childhood home in London after plans to marry. The couple confronts family, travel logistics, and consent while navigating Paul Ellison’s lively, protective reception and Derek’s responsibilities to send word to his employer on the Gold Coast.
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Fourier
Nilda
Derek
Crist
Nikola Murray
Nike
Cuttree
Lee
Damien
James Murray
Addrens
Landon
Paul
Haith
Midlands
Lolette
England
London
Africa
Derek Humphreys
Rebus
Berek
Lalotte
James
Gold Coast
Steamship Company
Aus
Oyermeer
Nikla
Derik
Denke Humphreys
Derek Crie
Paul Ellison
Nika
Nila Murray
Nila
Ellinva
Tank Nikita
Pool
Pontrete
Janetty
el Vinons
Evils of Treating Debate at British Licensing Commission
Mr A Mayall chief constable Viton argues treating fuels drunkenness as a root issue while Kroupe and others discuss party discipline. Bristol chief Watson notes rising drunkenness among women. Lord Annulree chairs as Rev H Carter and D Varney Webb weigh in about the modern female drinker and Cambridgeshire’s sobriety despite many pubs.
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A. Mayall
Viton
British Licensing Commission
Kroupe
Rock
John Watson
Lord Annulree
H. Carter
D. Varney Webb
Cambridgeshire
Modfen Bopeep Warns Congregation About Lost Sheep
In Guinesville New York Reverend J B Ennis notes a sheep loss story from newspapers. A large flock of Methodist sheep has strayed along a road near Neglect and Worthness, entering a toll road area. Finder asked to drive them home if possible and report the sighting.
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J. B
Ennis
Guinesville
Ador
First aid for Coughs and Colds in Infucum era
A brief notice describes Woods Great Peppermiat Cure as a remedy for coughs and colds. It notes usage tips and emphasizes rapid relief, reflecting period medical advertising and household practice.
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Woods
Standard of ice cream debated at Royal Sanitary Institute
Delegates at a Royal Sanitary Institute conference in England debated a proposed standard for ice cream. A resolution urged a milk content of over 10 percent and a legal definition, but the discussion surfaced questions about ingredients and usage.
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Royal Sanitary Institute
England
Woods' Great Peppermist Cure for Cougar Colds
An item describes Woods' Great Peppermist Cure claimed as a first aid remedy for cougar colds. The note emphasizes its use in early treatment settings and references local readers seeking guidance on home medical applications.
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Woods
Fragmentary Moon Phase Notes
A terse, partial list mentions first quarter and last quarter phases with scattered terms like full moon and months or names such as Jawa and Dune. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events.
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China
Les
Layaute
Geraldton Sone
Luzon
Phillipines
Dwight P. Davis
Amenenn
Davis
Mahomet Kasim
Iadia
Sveare
Simon
W. Clarke
Rome
Max Ural
Pome
Yournell
Sonal Ak
Abe
Old Bay
Punt
Aly
Ant
Ata Ellinon
Ted
Ellison
Tom
Junetta
Mre Ekixon
Tyes
Seren
Ita
Dad
Radfist
W.A
Richard Holmes & Co., Ltd
Perth
Fremantle
Funenae
AMD sUweEr Rox
Seth
Prin
Jie
Ametralia
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